The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-12-02
Local Matters.
meets next Monday
Davies keeps pure maple syrup.

II Congress meets next Monday y
Davies keeps pure maple syrup.
Best all wool yarn at Rodmsn's.
Fresh oysters everyday at the Nicke
Plate.
Fresh bulk oysters every day Al
Jacobs.
Snow fell all day last Saturday al
Garden City.
| A case Of honey just received al
Davies grocery.
Nice home made preserves and jell.
les at Klaumann's.
That fine cut at c., A. & Ms. CAM
be beat. Only 40 cents a pound.
Geo. Davies sells Waters & Thayer'a
Buckwheat flour. Try some of 1t.
Just received, nice lot of fine evap.
GRATED California fruit, at Klaumann's
1000 silk. linen and cambria hand.
kerchiefs. for everybody at Rodman's
VIM G. Thrasher has any amount Of
money to loan on farms or town prop.
erty.
"Best Liquid Paint" Use it once,
you will use no other. GOodhue &
Evsns.
New seedless raisins, Just the thing
for mince meat and cakes, at Dawes
grocery.
Latest sheet music, instrumental,
and vocal, only 10 cents each at DR..
Gillihan's.
The Kickapoo Con cert will be given
in couple of weeks, probably about
December Is.
Beck will pay cents per bushel
above market price for 500 bushels
choice fax seed.
Ifyou have an old buggy that you
want to trade for a new one 20 to the
lola Carriage Works.
London Layer, Valencia, and new
seedless raisins, and fresh mince meat
at Kingsley & WhartOn's.
THE boys have put in considerable
time skating this week, the ice ON Elm
creek being in fine condition./
"a protracted meeting is now in pro-
gress at the M. E. Church and. is
Weakening considerable INTEREST,".
Kansas against the world! Get Kan.
cas- sugar, from Fl. Scott sugar works,
at Cowan, Aushermap & Norris.
Farmers are notified that Waters &
Thay er grind buckwheat every Thurs
day. Bring in your grist on that day,
|f the Courari isn't a good local paper show
us One.-C0urdnf.
Walk right this way, We are al
ways glad to accommodate orr friends
The largest, the cheapest and the
best line of pocket and table cutlery
ever offered In lola. J. J. Casmire &
Co.
We have any amount of money to
loan at 6 per cent, and small commits
sion added. Call Immediately at the
Neosho Valley Land Office.
Scott & Son and Patterson & Co.
have new ads. this week and there are
changes In NOrthrup's and Bartels'
that it will pay you to observe.
Manufactured in the handsomest
style, of the best material and the most
convenient pattern Is the Monitor Oak
for sale only at the Live Hardware.
The sudden drop in the temperature
Saturday night withered whole
forest of house plants, nearly every one
who has yet reported having lost some.
Married, on Thursday Noy. "a, at
the residence of A. F. Mabie on Buck
eye street by Rev. Chas N. H. Moore,
Mr.. Chas. Mabie and Miss Matte
Brady.
THE November crop report from the
Washington Department of Agricul-
ture, estimates the average yield of
corn cor I'm. in Kansas this year at IL bushels
Owing to revival meeting which Is
in progress at Moran the concert at
that place, in which the Kickapoos
were to assist, has been indefinitely
postponed.
The official paper publishes num-
Der Ofnotices this week which are of
particular interest to printers, doctors
and aspirants to the office of Poor
Farm overseer.
= Commencing with December, the
north side meat market will not be
open on Sundays. Patrons are request
ed to take notice and govern them
selves accordingly%
We see the Courant has been misled
by the item alluded to on our first page
concerning the order forbiding railway
postal clerks from cancelling stamps.
Such an order has never been issued.
We have put in a line of musical
goods, including violins, accordions,
harmonicas, violin cases and bows
music paper, etc., which will be sold at
reasonable figures. Goodhue 4 Evans.
The true lover of his country will
hope for plenty of fine, murky, rainy,
misty, damp, muddy weather. A wet
winter means a golden summer for
Kansas.-Later: Yesterday did pretty
we'll.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. A. g. Weber, president of the
Wichita University, will preach in the
Presbyterian church at IL O'Clock next
Sunday morning. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Constable Strickland sold at public
auction last Saturday a saddle, pair of
double treee and one or two other little
traps belonging to some defaulting
debtor. The gross proceeds of the
sale were four dollars.
Mouth Most, the New York Anar-
chist, has been found guilty of melting
to riot, and will go to Blackwell's Is
land to pound iron year or two. These |
days are furnishing decidedly wintry
weather for the anarchists.